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Hey all,

With the way the economy is it's amazing to see some companies are still hiring.

The organization that I work for is in search for the following:

- Occupational Therapists (OT)
- Certified Occupational Therapy Assistants (COTA).
- Physical Thereapists (PT)
- Physical Therapists Assistants (PTA)
- Residential Counselors (Westchester, Suffolk county, Manhattan)
- In-Home Family Specialists (Bronx and Queens)
- Residential Habilitation Specialists in (Bergen, NJ)
- Substitute Teacher Assistants (Manhattan)
- Testing Psychologists (PhD/PsyD or MA/MS; Full-time & Part-Time in Manhattan)
- Speech-Language Pathologist (Bilingual Mandarin/Cantonese in Queens)
- Medical Assistant - Floater
- Medical Secretary
- Dental Assistant (Spanish speaking)
- Residential Cook/Housekeeper in Westchester
- Internships and Volunteer positions also available

The salary/pay is competitive.

The organization takes care of the Mentally Retarded and Developmentally Disabled population.

Please pass this info to anybody you know that lives in the NY/NJ metro area and that might be interested in a new position or extra income in the form of night/weekend work.

If they are interested, have them email their resume to me at arie.lev@yai.org and I will forward the resume to the hiring managers to hopefully setup an interview.

The occupational therapist is concerned with helping clients to discover and achieve a balance between work, leisure, and self care that results in a satisfying level of independence and competency in all three areas of life. When examining the various components of a client’s lifestyle, each of the components if usually referred to as an occupation. The occupational therapist will conduct what is commonly referred to as an intervention in an effort to assist the client in making changes and developing qualities that will improve the condition of each occupation.

Occupational therapists also seek to identify potential habits within each occupation that could result in compromising the health of the individual, or have a real potential of leading to injury or possibly a permanent disability. While all areas of life include some degree of risk, the role of the OT is to help the client see those risks clearly, and move toward behavior patterns that help to minimize the risk.

Individuals with various issues can be helped by occupational therapy. A competent therapist can assist a client by recommending exercises that are designed to increase motor function, overcome attention deficit issues, and develop an increased capacity for assimilating and retaining information. The therapy is also often employed to help persons develop interpersonal skills that can greatly improve the ability of the client to function in social situations, as well as work in harmony with coworkers.

The occupational therapist may work in a number of settings. Hospitals often employ an occupational therapist to assist persons who must learn to cope with a change in health or a loss of an ability, such as sight or hearing. Nursing homes and home health care also make use of this profession, often as a means of helping people adjust to changes in an occupation within the comfort of the client’s living space. Some schools and corporations also employ occupational therapists, providing support and access to essential life skills to students and employees. In all instances, the goal of the occupational therapist is to assist persons in getting the most out of life, equipping people with important skills and mindsets that make it possible to enhance the experience of living.

thanks for the awesome and detailed job description. Hopefully, someone knows someone

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I only know OT's up in MA.

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I updated the list of job openings within my company and added an email address to send resumes to.

Too bad there are no positions in IT. I'm willing to relocate to the US since I just finished my program.

There might be something available.

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if there is something in IT, email me the resume and I'll try and get you in.

Found a couple positions. You'll be getting my resume soon. Have a quick question: Do you think your company would be willing to sponsor a Canadian for employment?

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I wish they could sponsor people, but they don't due to various legal issues and fees associated with sponsoring.